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Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
During this Teacher Appreciation Week, I have been searching for the right words to express my extraordinary admiration and appreciation of the work of Marcellus Community Schools’ teachers. I know my words and expressions are not … [Read more...] about Inside the Marcellus Community Schools
Support a Senior Banner for the MHS Class of 2022!
MHS Seniors Seek Support - One Last Time! The deadline to support the MHS Senior Banner Project is Saturday, May 14. The Marcellus News, Marcellus Community Schools, Megan Schuur Photography, the Village of Marcellus, and the Department … [Read more...] about Support a Senior Banner for the MHS Class of 2022!
Seniors Seek Support from Community One Last Time
Senior Class President Jack Lamoreaux (seated) gets direction from fellow Senior Dawsen Knipp during the taping of a promotional video for the Senior Banner Project. The MHS Class of 2022 is seeking support “one last time” from the … [Read more...] about Seniors Seek Support from Community One Last Time
“You’ve Been Flocked!! 4-H Fundraiser Features Flamingoes
Michelle Schuur of the Creative Kids 4-H Club wants you to flock your friends in support of County 4H activities. The latest Cass County 4-H Leaders’ Association fundraiser runs throughout May and is designed to put a little fun into … [Read more...] about “You’ve Been Flocked!! 4-H Fundraiser Features Flamingoes
Countdown is on for Marcellus’ First Friday – June 3, 5-8pm
The countdown is on for the first Marcellus First Friday of 2022. Thanks to a successful debut in 2021, First Fridays have expanded to five dates this year: June 3, July 1, August 5, September 2, and October 7. Each event runs from … [Read more...] about Countdown is on for Marcellus’ First Friday – June 3, 5-8pm
News You Can Use
Invasion of the Spray & Rollers - The Marcellus News office and soon-to-be-headquarters of the Marcellus Area Historical Society at 149 E. Main Street is looking brighter each day. Mike Moroz (left), M & M Painting, and Ron McAdam, … [Read more...] about News You Can Use
Layman’s Corner
Q: Cassandra writes: What scriptures can I share to comfort someone who has lost a loved one? Also, sometimes I do not know what to say to someone who is grieving the loss of a family member, any suggestions. A: Thank you … [Read more...] about Layman’s Corner
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
By the Numbersby John Mooy I was driving to Hope College the other day on I-96. I noticed the speed limit was posted at 70 miles per hour. I checked the time, and it was 7:15 a.m. The gas gauge told me I had 3/4 of a tank of gas and I … [Read more...] about The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
Bits and Pieces: Other Holidays to Consider
by Paula Johnson Maybe it’s because of the extended pandemic restrictions; maybe it’s because of the onset of Spring – whatever it is, I’m ready to celebrate and party. Niece Jill and I were planning my visit to see her new daughter, my … [Read more...] about Bits and Pieces: Other Holidays to Consider
Ladycats Varsity Softball
To some extent, the weather worked in our ballplayers’ favor last week and the MHS varsity teams were able to take to the field. Ladycats ace hurler sophomore Layni Heuring gave the visiting Bangor Vikings some tough innings Thursday, April … [Read more...] about Ladycats Varsity Softball
Wildcats Varsity Baseball
Senior Nolan Robinson goes the distance in a win for the Wildcat against the visiting Bangor Vikings, Thursday, April 21. Submitted byCoach Christian Hutson The Wildcats picked up two wins over the visiting Bangor Vikings … [Read more...] about Wildcats Varsity Baseball